We have to rethink academic integrity in a ‘post-plagiarism era’ -- great to see @DrSarahEaton's work highlighted in @timeshighered (see also blog:

A critical look at Unbound Academy, aka the School “Replacing Teachers with AI” by @ddmeyer

Great reminder here from @drsaraheaton as we craft research writing: 12 Phrases to Avoid in Your Academic Research Papers

Plagiarism (Re)Defined: Why Attribution Matters More Than Ever in a Postplagiarism World (by @DrSarahEaton)

A compelling look at Accreditation and Certification Fraud here by @drsaraheaton: via

Another great post by @emollick sharing some game-changing examples of recent AI tool releases:

"Our results show that o1, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, Claude 3 Opus, Gemini 1.5 Pro, and Llama 3.1 405B all demonstrate in-context scheming capabilities. They can recognize scheming as a viable strategy and readily engage in such behavior."

Embracing Open Access: My Scholarly Commitment to Shared Knowledge via @drsaraheaton

Okay, Here Is an Interesting AI Math Edtech Product, by @ddmeyer

Maintaining research integrity in an AI world…

The authors note: “a student using the most basic AI prompt with no editing…was 83% likely to outscore a student peer who actually did the work – all while having a generous 6% chance of being flagged if the teachers did not use any AI detection software”

Ummm, I don't want to pile on @OpenAI, but I just tried it again. GPT4o nailed it! And then fell apart in epic fashion...

Future-proofing integrity in the age of artificial intelligence and neurotechnology: Prioritizing human rights, dignity, and equity via @drsaraheaton

This Ontario student accused of cheating was flagged by an AI detection program. But the software isn't always right via @torontostar

Daisy the AI grandma is here to answer calls from scammers and waste their time

What happens when you invite an AI avatar responding in real time into a Zoom meeting — not perfect, but definitely a harbinger…

Registered today for --> Integrity is Fair: ICAI 2025 Annual Conference

Can A.I. Be Blamed for a Teen’s Suicide?

I am curious how we'll reflect on stories like this in 2035, when human-AI collaboration in writing and education is far more defined and enculturated

Just made the Top Ten download list on SSRN for Teacher Education: Generative Artificial Intelligence: The Black Box of Modernity